Carolina Impact, Season 7: Episode 12 - The History of Charlotte’s Brooklyn Neighborhood
Charlotte’s Brooklyn neighborhood was once the largest black community in the Carolinas but in the 1960s the residents were forced out and it was demolished for an urban renewal project.
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